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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
ON 'CHAN6E.

CorToN Oil Trusts are quoted at 54'.
CorToN compress etock sold yester-
day at 1856; ssked, 1874.
New ORLEANS is qu1iirg January
cotton futures at o. 1909 Is, and Feb
ruarY st 8, 30 asked.
TaR sale OF c1tton during the past
week amounted to $4,000 bales, OF
" iCh 1900 to exporters and 1900 to
spinners.
The call on stock bonds and other
loo Al securities at the Merchan g Ex-
change will b. commenced on Tues
day next.
Sr. LOUIS cash corn Is Off l., wheat
up &c, May wheat of &C., cash pork un-
changed AZ $l8, lard of g., and clear
ribs off Toe.
CHICAGO grain receipts yesterday
Wheat, 4S cars; corn, l23 cars. Es !.
mated receipts tor today: Wheat, 80
care; com, 235 cars.
INQUIRIES are received daily from oil
points OF the COUNTRY as t. the sdvan'
tsges possessed by Msmphis for man
uIRcluunB purposes.
THERE we're good many bids and
offerings in breads ufs and provisions
but no sales at the Merchants Ex
ehangs call board yesterday.
MEMPHIS cotton receipts yesterday
1919 bales; shipments, 45lS bales
stock on hand, 1852 bales; total re-
ceipts to date, 623 33l bales; sh p
II Q ats to date, bi2,6i7 bales.
CHIcAG cash pork closed unchanged
at $50 10; May pork Unchanged a
$40 80. Cash lard of l5c; clear ribs of
22lc; May of 22lc; Cash corn Of DC
cash wheat unchapged; May wheat ~
lc; cash oats of &c.
BALTIMORE grain receipts yesterday
Flour, l3.94S barrels; wheat, 1880
bush ,ls; corn, 7l,l00 bushels; oats
II 900 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. Ship
me ts-Flour, 1876 barrels; wheat
5000 bushels; corn, 81 900 bushele.
Ar Liverpool wheat is fat, demau nd
poor. Corn dull, demand poor. Re
ceipts OF whs touring past three days
n, 900 centals, including 1900 bush
els of American. Receipts OF Ameri
can corn during the past three days
1880 centals.
VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: /
w, Huntington, Lex ngton, Miss. L
N. Todd, Chicago; j. L. Gould, Chi
csgo; IL A. freeman, Chattanooga
W.O. Shicklsford, WaterValley, Miss.
T. O. Looney, Nashville; Miss Jenni,
O. Lestman, Lacrosse, Wis. Miss Mel
lie O. Erick. Loveland, o.; Mrs. Franz
Byrd. city, and Charles f. Les,man
Chicago.
NKw YoRK -four receipts yesterday
1921 bushels barrels and cks; ex
ports, 56l7 barrels, and SO All sacks
Wheat re- ceipts, rs $50 bushels; ex
ports, 243 1858 bushels; sales 7,400,
100 bushels futures and 1880
bushels spots. Corn receipts $3.50
bushels; exports, 9533 bushels; salei
Az, 600 bushels futures, and l4l 90
bushels spots. OTIS receipts, $3.50
nu'hele; exports, 80 bushels; sale
80 900 bushels futures and 1890
bushels spots.
A LEADING Liverpool gain circula
Of yesterday says: Wheat has rule'
very steady IN all positions. In mos
0f the interior msrke's prices are 9
to Is deerer for both Eugliah and for
eigu. California oargo.s are strong
aud pass "a prices are 6 J dearer; va
ues for shIpmen are too high, To
day there was u hin at; ndance. A
dull tone prevailed. Asm,ll bushes
was done in wheat at Id liver. Flo
n 'ur there was quiet demand an
prices were u, chan Sed. Crn WAS Il
united demand at barely Tuesday
prices.
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The Prsaidents OF Trunk Lines
Meet.

NKw YoRK, March 1.-THE preei-
dents OF the trunk lines met this after.
noon at O lmmssionsr Flnk's office
President r berts,of the Pennsylvania
Company, presided. Toe Passenger
Agents Committees repcr; was
adopted with eight amendments. The
report OF the Freight Agents Comm t.
ties was also approved, 1t wss de-
oided thst second clsss tickets to
uoin's west as far ss Chicago should
be ret lined On oil other routes sec.
ond class tickets will be abolished. II
was felt that there we're many people
who lived In the cities on the East
coast who could not stflrd to pay first
class rates, and ware willing to accept
inferior Recommendations in considera
ZION OF the reduced fare, and that II
would be an injustice were the cheaE
rates abolished. Immigrant fares vii
remain sams as at present fol
tickets sold in Europe, but no distlnc
ton will bs made ON tickets sold on
this side. The cheap fares only apply
to west bound tickets. The commit
tees recommendation in regard &
excursion tickets alresdy published
were ap roved. Agents commissions
will be abolished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
THE FLOOD GlTEs OPENED.
An UnssvOry scOuDdFel Exposed
by the PhiIad q, phia "Times.'

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Ma ch IL The
Philadelphia Times this mornipg de-
voted three colum to an expose Of
the man er ia which gem lirg has
been ca RED on ia. this city for the
past three moeths, and ia the course
If its article declsr, d that a ce in
sum OF money was paid to the police
offic for protect on, and, aIso, tina
the sum OF $50 par week had been
since Janusry &c h last paid to the C ~
editor of the Philadelphia Press, A :
bsrt q. Ho' ok ey, for tae'exDre's pur.
pose of using the columns of that pa.
per in the interests # the gamb ere.
Toe exposure creatsd a profound cen
sation in all ci Giles and has been tt g
cole tooic of discussion today. Mr..
Hoe cSley tonight declared that the
charges, go far as they referred to him
as ty editor of the Press, we're abs ).
lutely false, aud that be had placsd
the matter in the hands OF his attorney.
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uANY,
The Object OF VI. do Lesseps's Visit
40 Bella bulgaria.

BgRLIS, Ma ca Ill is repor ed
that one OH ct OF M. d. L ,sseps's
visit ia to try to induca Princs Bis.
msrck to assent to the Official partci.
paIion Of G rmany in the Paris exhi-
bition OF 1880. II go hs eforts HAYS
small prospect OF euccess.
Prince Bsm rex had long confer.
ence today with Count Sch uveloi,
the Russian Ambassador. 4 'noits
we're afterward ci culSted in fiji ;ial
quarters that Ru ssia W 'uld for The
present lei events take their own
course in Bulgaria.
The Gear has conferred the decors.
ton of The Order of the White EIgle
upon Cunt Herbert Bismarck,
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In their review Of the weeks trade,
say there has been "whst may be
called liars Market" Ws had sup
posed that this was the general aud
regular condition of things where spec
ulation ia concerned, aud that lies
were nothing new. The great thing
is to lie and not be found out. In
New York State this was so much
the fashion that they have had to
pass a law 10 punish it by fine
or imprisonment, or both. But lies
or no liea there has been q boom 10
railroad stocks aud grain trade,
and business, as our New York special
declares, decreased fully 20 per cent.
Everything and eyeryb ldy is looking
mp. The subtle IL hdences Of initiation
sre in the air, and the tendency OF
things is toward the balloon shape and
easy, sell.sAtisfied sailing, Heavy in.
vestments are to be made every.
whers this year, aud real es.
tate 10 going up-up -up-be-
yond the reach of ordinary morials.
Mineral lands are in demand and
manufacturing enterprises are Cx
changing owners 30 quick are capital
lists to snap up whatever promises tn 4
least prof. Ia few weeks the South
will bs flooded with speculat
ors and whatever there is that
is worth grabbing will bs taken ur
at advanced rates. The outlook Ii
really gorgs Gus in coloring aud most at
tract,ve. The opportunity for fortunes
is now, and the man who does not gel
inl0 the tide may have TO wat life
time before the current sets In AGAR
with such an impHuaua current.
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IRELAND.
Allegiance 90 the U1iOn Jack-In.
cendlary Fire.

DUBLIN, March 1l.-Lold Caledc,
in sps ech at al Orange demo ostts-
ton at Benburb, County Tyrone, to-
day, ia d that the 0rAnsemen ais h,d
their pen Of campaign. Without
counting the loy.tsts of the sluth,
there were 5000 rssolu fighting
men, who won q n, Yer owe alley anCe
to any q & nut the Unon J ack.
Capt Ia P.u ,kett has l,ft O. k for
Nicnagnl. IL lie supposed the OH ct Of
his journey is to arrest Father Keller,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

LONDON, March 11.-Lord George
Hamilton, First Lord OF he Admiral
ty, stated in the House OF Comm ons
today that no charge or al egslioo had
been made by any Admiralty officia
again any American news paper In
connection with the recent scandal
concerning the sale to fore gaers OF
confidential information BY an EN-.
ploVe of the Chatham Navy Yard.
Replying to question whether Of
&c als were bouud by oath against a
breach Of trust, Lord George said that
the law did not cover such an ofienae,
but that the government contemplated
an amendment in that respect. At
present, he said, employees were not
oound by oath, and dismissal simply
involved loes OF pension. He declined
20 state which foreign power had re
caivsd th3 inform ltion 8 Id by Terry
He declared that the rrasS statements
wuh reference to the aft .ir were IN.
warranted.
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che soptennRta BIi Passed without
Debate.

BERLIN, March 1.-The septennate
hill was read The third time in the
Rsichstsg today, and was passed with
out debate, by vote of 227 to 81.
Eghty.four members abstained from
Ting, The announcement of the
passage of the bill was received with
applause. All the Conservatives and
National Liberals and few Centrists
voted with the majority. The minor
itv was composed Of rev German-Lib.
e.als, Socialists aud Alsst,ans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
ARCaDIsuOP CRORE. OF IRE
LIAM

il & ving the Pope aud the Propaganda
q great deal more uieasiues, than
ever Dr.. McGlynn has done. He
favors the most radical and extreme
me sures, aud Is an example Of pure
and una1ultNated patriotism. Dut be
does cot go 30 far as he isrep ,rted, md
holds that bis l.tIe', which We pub.
Iish 10 another oolum >, is not suscspti
be OF he very red colorIngput upon It,
Hssays: sit never entere my head to
recommend q general uprising agsir 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
The Democrats Get n Congressman,

CONCORD, N. II, Mach l0.-The
Governor and Council held an execu.
tive session today, 1T which the re-.
Turns OF votes Tor O ngrsssmen a. the
rece ~ elec ion we're c,nvassed, show
ing The FLOWING results: Fir 3 ID ..
ttc!-Mckinney, D,m az 1880;
Haynes, X pub lean, Is 365; seattle =
log SS9. cNnd DIetrict -Galinger,
kspu VI, car, 1916; Btlsy, Democrat,
lS,o4I; scatlei 1895. Osrtifc tvs
liDger,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Ready 70 Acs in Case the RevOlt
WAS kneeessfuI

CoNsTANTINoPLE, nj sch IL 1T Is
stated that a Russian steamer was
waiting ON ths Dinubs to convey to
Bulgaria NJ. Hrgrove, the Russian
Minister at Bucharest, in the event OF
the success OF hs T. cent plot, and that
he was t. assume the dir ct on of civil
affairs a. Sofa. The in u gants, it is
further sid, were supplied with pass
ports aud equipments from the same
ANNA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
GEN. BUTLER DECLARES
TIE VERSION or HIS EVIDENCE
UNTRUE,
DENYING That He Made ANY State
ment About COeTclOn-NO
Charges Made against
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS IN THE
TERRY AFFAIR.
Russia the Reelpisbt OF ths Struggled
Information Concerning the
British Navy.

LONDON, March ll.-Gen Butler de-
cares that the version OF mis- evidence
before the Lind Commission pub
lithed yesterday was untrue. Hs de-
niss that he made any statement about
cosrcion. The subje he ssys, was
not sven indirectly alluded to while
he was before the Commission. A
scrutiny OF the official report, issued
today, shows that the mistake sr 80
from the blending OF u passfgi in
Commissioner Knipe's report n
demning further coercive legislation
with part Of Gen. Bulier's evidence.
The Conservatives assert that the Par.
nelltes purposely diffu ed the e.
r1r throughout the country 10 con-
fuse public opi1ion upon Geo. Bul e''s
genuine evidences. The Pal Mall Ga
aetie denies that yesterdays sta ement
was gar oiled version. The discern.
aucy, 1t Gays, WIS a mere misprint. 1t
is authentic tina, Gen. Butler ca d tha
in ceIta n LOCALITIES in Kerry, Glare
and O irk an orgsuized stand was
bsing male against toe payment OF
existing ren.s, nut that rents W re gen.
orally fairly we'll paid. A m jority OF
the tenants, hs said, were anxious to
pay, but wanted reasonable allow
suce, while great many others
who did not req1iro any al.
Iowa 1cGs would pay If they
dared. He feared intimidation
was rampant in the country. The
people, he said, had sympathy with
the Ma ional League becsu,o they
thought 1t was their salvation. The
bulk OF the tenants mad told him thai
the reducing OF rents and the staying
Of evictions were directly due to III,
operations OF the League. They he
lIeved that nobody did anything fol-
tie tenants until the League was es
tsblished. He said it wAs no Longer
possible to enforce legal obligations il
that part OF the couUt'y.
Question-That hardly looks as i
the law was all Tor the rich7
g n. Buller-The law There ISM
much law there, A short time sgC
what law there was was really on tn,
side OF the rich.
Gen. Buller further said that the &C
Of 1881, which was intended to ,emed,
this slate Of affairs. h ad been failure
He was not prepared to say whsthei
the failure was due to the opposition
OF the Lssgus or to the fall in prices
The Parnellltes and GladstoniaD
rely upon Gen. Buffers evidence I,
support their demand for the stoppag,
OF evictions and the early production
Of land legislation. The government
Was prepared tonight to carry out
plan for continuous sitting Of tb
House Of Commons until the frst rul
Of p ocedure should be settled. Th
Speaker being privately informed Q
this fact, declared that he Was unabl
at present to assist in the stopp ga Q
debate, and the government was az
cordipgly obliged TO abandon its plan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

AUSTIN, Tx, Ma CHI IL The spe-
cisl Senate Committee appointed yes
tsrdey TO Investigate the charges Of
forgery made against S rg aut.at-
Arms p. IL. Hennessy reported this
afternoon that he was guilty Of the
charge a raising q warrant from 500
to $3.50. and recommending his dis
charge. The report was adopted.
Hennessy rendered his resignation ia
the forenooa, but it was not accepted.
Senator Douglass stated during the
debate that IL had been discovered on
Investigation that each Senator had
been CHI Tged from $22 to t25 for post
age clamps, whereas 81 would cover
such expense In his (Douglass's) case.
10 Justice Oalhoun's cours thi, after
noon three additional complaints
we're lodged against Hennessy, charg.
ing him with raising receipts for Rma
omounts, one for $l6 being raissd Ia
$40, and another f.r 81 so changed
TO SIS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Russia Has the At0Ien reformation
DiVulked by ferry.

LONDON, March 1.-The Telegraph
asserts that the admiralty has trust
worthy informant m that the Russian
Government received and now has
drawings and papers nneOted with
British naval designs, which were sold
by the craftsman, Terry, VINO has just
been discharged from enp.oy ment in
the navy yard at Chatham.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-sATURDAY. MARCH L., 1887

who is ta'd to be acting ss tenants
trustee under the plan Of cam naigD.
Quin's cattle shed at Kiskeam,
County Cork, was set on fra by sn in.
cendiary tooiRht, and twelve cows
were burned to death. The motive
for the act is not known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Troops Ares, - Treacherous l. eader.

LONDON, March ia dispatch
from Vienna to the Daily Telegram
says that the commander at tle Bull
ghriau town OF Sistuva tried to inc ucs
the troops to revolt, and that tue
tr0ops arrested him and ak other
officials and sent them TO STA. The
d'soatch rays that there have been
similar pllttipgs at Widdin ard
Shumla, bat on a smaller sea Q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
BULGARIA..
The sobrapJe 20 Be Summoned.

SOFIA, March lit is expec ed
that the regents willimmedistely sum.
mon the great 90 rapj, TO submit re-
ports Of Grtc f's mission to the Euro
pan capitals and of tire recent events
in Bulgaria They will ak the So
trADis TO decide TO either form The
supreme power for he government Of
the country or mod fy or confirm the
present regime. Also submit the cor
rsspondence s.iz d by the loyal troops
when the insursent leaders were ar.
rested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

the Cabinet deems the majority OBJ
tanned sufficient to enable the ministry
to remain in office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
$l.999

d. Approaching the demand for good,
serviceable Shoes at u price within
the reach of all, we have placed on
the market q Lady's Shoe for $l.9s,
a Mans Shoe for $3.50 and a Boys
Shoe for $l.s5, which n e made Of
Selected Stock and Warranted to
Wear Well.
We also have made expressly for
our trade the following superior
ShOes, ueequalea for ut, durability
and comfort:
LADIES' ifand made F eneh Kid
Shoes ut $3.50, usual price SO.
MEMS French Calf shoes at $3.50,
usual price $500.
Misses Spring Heel Fine Kid
Shoes 81 IS.
Waukenphast, Wigwam and Base
ball Shoes for Men and Boys at
| PODuIar Prices.
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ITALY

Arrhbishop CrOke VIII Not BE
Called 40 Account by the PrOpa
RAnua.
r ME, Mirch s 1t is morally Ger
tsin tnst, detp te the dlsagreeabIe i'm
prestion maze here by Arch bishop
Urose's rec 4nt acion in tbs M iter q
t,xpsyin ?, the p, opagands has no in
t4nIion OF cal log bin to account, ~
least FIR the p esent. Toe matter will,
bs discrestly ignored, ualess some
fr sh demonstration OF the Arcbbi,h
ops absolu ely { res Rome to inter
fere. Bss des this his own interp O.
tstion OF his words, as telegrA he'd
here this evening, must soften the
fret impression.
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THE ARcHBIsHoP's LETTER.


The following is the letter objected
to BY the British Government, aud
which Archbishop Oroke wrote to the
editor OF the Freeman, inclosing sub
scription to the deieues fund of
Messrs D lion, O'Bri n, etc., durin1
the receat trial in Ddbliu:
To the editor of the freeman:
Ny DEAR SIR Inclose El0 toward
the defence fluid. Blu; when is his
STYLE of busine,s gong to ceas-p l
opposed the mo rent manifesto" SIX
years ago, because, apart from 9th, r
reasons, / thought it was inopporlune
and not likely t. he generally acted
on. Had a maoifasto az ,inst payII z
taxes been Issued at the ume l Should
certainly have suppt rsed IL on priIci-
pc. am in precisely the same frame
Of miud j lst Low. Oar line OF seton
as people appears to me 10 b, in this
respect both suicidal and inc n sisten'.
We paw I KS to a government that
uses them, not for the pub ic & cd
and in accordance with the dec AIRED
wishes of the taxpayers. but in direct
aud deliberate opposition to them.
We thus supply stick to beat our
selves. We put whip into the LANDS
of men who use IL to lash and lace ats
us. This is suicidal. In presence OF the
actual s ate Of thirgs in Ireland just
now 1t is inconsistent besides. We
run the plan OF campaign against bad
landlords aud stop what they call
their rent, and we make no move
whatever sgAlnst the government that
pays horse, foot and drsgoons for pro-
tecting them snd enforcing their out
rspeous exactinns. Our money goes
TO fee and feed gang Of needy and
voracious iawyers, to purchase bud
geons for policemen to be used Ia
smashing the skulls OF our people,
and generally for the support Of for
eign g,rrisons or ma i've slaves who
ha q and despiss everything Irish and
every genuine 1i>hman. The po'
| lceman is pamp T d and paid; the
patriot is psTsecut d. Oar enforced
taxes % to sustain the one; we must
further freely tax ourselves to d fend
the otter. How long, | ask, is this TO
be TO or. ted9 rem air, my dear cir,
your vtry terhtnl sA'v NJ
4 W CR0KF, Arc bishop Of "a 'heI.
THRPALACR, lHusL $, February II.
The Ministry May Kems,n I'm Office.
RoNR, Mach IL IL the Chamber
Of Deputies day Sigoor Cispi's mo-
tim to cspsure tue Government was
elected by vote Of pa against 1874.
Tue position considers that the
smallnts' OF the IN rity amounts tn
. - 60 ~ .naufa I Ia ranork .d that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
The Ministry May Kem,,n I'm OniCe.

RoME, Mach IL IL the Cham her
Of Deputies day Sig or Urispi's mo-
i'm to csusurs tue Government was
eject I'D by vote Of pa against 1874.
Tue opp )sidon considers that the
smallnts' OF the IN 'rity amounts to
a vote Of c,nsure. Il Is rsportsd that
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-09-17
Cats Take q Flat.

The dwclers in the vicinity OF No. Al
Jane street have heen all .ct,d by tine
plague ri cats for many weeks. At n .ht.
when Il was desirable satE ty III, Dir,
6ozers md scores would appear AMI,
mounting the rear !erc $, make the air
vocal with the loves of tom aid tabUy. t
was a mystery where they AL came from
until yesterday, when a small boy made
the startling discovery that IN 'ir abiding
place by day was n fiat on the top floor OF
No. ~ Jane street, occupied by a Mrs.
Hudson and her daughter, both OF whom
worshiped the animals somev Il It after the
fashion OF the anc'eIt Fgyl ans, mas,
much as they Ell Outraged them 10 multiply,
md would do them no harm. 4 complaint
was sent TO the Health Bourd about this
colony OF eats, and Inspector Cam IN WIS
sent to the place.
When lie entered the Fat he found no
fewer than fiity-one cats about the room.
They were OF al sizes and very nearly
every color, and they all seemed to be
particularly fond OF Mrs. and Miss Hui
son, who seemed TO spend their time in
feeding and petting them. The insp tor
will make his report to the distinction
bureau tomorrow. and then the cats will
to tiBd some othrr abode.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-09-17
Mrs. Dixon and Her Girl Kitty,

'1've got a hired girl at last" said Mrs
Dixon OF Franklin avenue, to her caller.
"She has lived for everal years with Mrs,
Smith, but, you know, the Smiths have
gone 70 the sHashore cor the season, and so
] obtained her. Kitty is a jetT.l' Mrs,
Smith tells me, but you will find hcr very
set in her ways" And SD Mrs. Dixon
found. The first clash was over the pur-
chase OF Pearline. Kitty IVES bound to
have it. but Mrs. DixoL was skcptical as
to its merits and believed in the virtue of
ordinary soap. A battle-royal was
fought, but Kitty's threat to leave forth.
with brought Eer mist ress 6SudgIngJ to
tsrme, and Pcayline Became q feature of
the household. 1t was but little time
until Mrs. Dixon became an enthusiastic
convert. Mr.. nixoh's shirts were no
longer yellow, but dazzing'y white, and
that, too. without being worn nGt by lon.
hard rubbing. The household liucn shafed
It's Immaculate glories; the woodwork of
the house speedily became 81 bright and
freshlooking that one would supposed il
freshly p intel; the floors were clean and
bright enough ITO eat off OF. as a via tor
remarked; the old time stains disappeared
srom the marble o. wash-staudS and
mentels; the dishes no longer had a greasy
film; and, better than ali, the work was
more quickly and twice a. easily d0ae-ior
Pearline was the magic ae'nt that accom-.
plished these wonders. Now Mrs. Dixon
wonders how she ever kept house without
it.-Toledo Blade.